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Old Apr 20th 2006, 8:53 am
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Originally Posted by oliverandlisa
Oh yeah, thought you would like to know, Oliver is a secondary teacher -so send the kids with loads of homework he can run his own school! :scared:
how about magic tricks and make them all disappear
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Old Apr 20th 2006, 8:55 am
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how about magic tricks and make them all disappear
No chance, they will be stuck with him or is it the other way round???
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Old Apr 20th 2006, 8:59 am
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I think it's a lot easier to just transfer them electronically nowadays. Only if you've got broadband though.
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Old Apr 20th 2006, 9:07 am
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Originally Posted by matt-and-jenny
I think it's a lot easier to just transfer them electronically nowadays. Only if you've got broadband though.
Do you think that would work why don't you try it and let us all know
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Originally Posted by Luma
It's amazing this thread hasn't been moved yet
or do you think the mods are taking us seriously
Give us a break, even Mods have to sleep sometime....and then I had to stop laughing before I got move it! Brilliant idea, follows on from the "whats it like flying with children" idea.....the answer to which is "great if they are on a different plane!"
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Originally Posted by loomatt
Im moving over to Brisbane with my wife and 4 children - the flights r expensive for 6 people - Is it cheaper to put my children in the container with my furniture and have them delivered to my rented house in ozz - fully wrapped of course! - and would it be an idea to include my wife??
Matt (a very loving parent)

Bloody hell, 4 kids, I hope you havent got any dogs you want to take with you , theyre even more expensive to take than the kids

Perhaps we can stick them in with the kids. Would give the kids something to play with and cuddle up to . In fact, I'm consideriung buying another dog, so I can mate them and they can pay for there own bloomin flight out of the proceeds of the pups
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Originally Posted by redlion
who would be there to carry all the suitcases at the airport and fetch us worn out parents our drinks and snacks while we sit around at the airport?????? jesus people have a heart!


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Isn't that why the husbands come along?
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Room for 3 more kids and game cube won't know they are there!
that would be bliss
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Originally Posted by matt-and-jenny
I think it's a lot easier to just transfer them electronically nowadays. Only if you've got broadband though.
Need to nick the starship enterprise and beam them over
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People, this is a really bloody stupid idea and it's not going to work, you're not taking your responsibilties as parents seriously.
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Originally Posted by gruffbrown
People, this is a really bloody stupid idea and it's not going to work, you're not taking your responsibilties as parents seriously.
You need a widescreen TV and a huge DVD collection in the container.
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Old Apr 20th 2006, 9:51 am
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Don't forget my 3 - and I'll need to transport to Perth.

Hey I'll be able to afford business class for me
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Was just pulling your socks - I knew you were sitting there enjoying reading it.

Originally Posted by Pollyana
Give us a break, even Mods have to sleep sometime....and then I had to stop laughing before I got move it! Brilliant idea, follows on from the "whats it like flying with children" idea.....the answer to which is "great if they are on a different plane!"
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Old Apr 20th 2006, 9:58 am
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Originally Posted by gruffbrown
You need a widescreen TV and a huge DVD collection in the container.

And shit loads of crap food
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Originally Posted by sme
And shit loads of crap food
Another container of Walkers crisps wouldn't go amiss
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